The Crossrail we have to bear
News that Crossrail 2 is firmly back on the agenda is welcome, but the question is when can we have…
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Review: The secret art of Evelyn Waugh
An exhibition showcasing the little-known visual art of the novelist Evelyn Waugh opens a window into the unusual mind of…
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Julian Assange net worth
WikiLeaks founder and America’s most wanted man, Australian Julian Assange has a reported net worth of $400,000. The son of…
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Kim Jong-un net worth
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un has a reported net worth of $5 billion. Kim Jong-un was born in a dictatorial dynasty…
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Lost Wright of Derby comes to light
A self-portrait by Joseph Wright of Derby – the artist whose paintings continue to define the industrial revolution in the…
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Why private debt is trending in wealth
The quest for yield in uncertain economic times is increasingly leading investors to the attractive world of SME funding, writes…
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Graham Norton net worth
Famous for his cheeky humour, Irish comedian and five-time BAFTA winner Graham Norton has an estimated net worth of £20…
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Gary Lineker net worth
Gary Lineker is estimated to be worth £30 million. Born in Leicester on November 30, 1960, Lineker joined Leicester’s youth…
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Chris Evans net worth
He began work in 1983 at Piccadilly Radio as Timmy Mallett’s assistant then jumped in full-time in 1984 as a…
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Review: Tea Room, Soho
Soho’s new Chinese speak-easy is as authentic as they come, writes Olenka Hamilton A Cantonese corner-café called Bun House serving…
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Where’s the smart money going in 2017?
What’s the intelligent thing to do with your money in 2017? Christopher Jackson enters the wealth labyrinth to find out…
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In the heart of a British shipyard
Rasika Sittamparam discovers the dedicated and ambitious young team behind Britain’s largest superyacht refit project A proud array of boats…
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Lessons from the death threat against Gina Miller
Viscount Rhodri Phillipps’ malicious Facebook comments are leading him to imprisonment, and shows that the public scrutiny of a high…
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How the great wealth shift has evolved family offices
An estimated $4 trillion will be transferred to the new generation of entrepreneurs and investors within the next decade, and…
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The curious case of the Villiers’ ‘divorce tourism’
Is England welcoming more and more divorcing wives from other jurisdictions who seek more favourable settlements, asks Jessica Zimmerman Tourism…
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Review: Turandot, Royal Opera House
Puccini’s last opera is a strange affair, but Rasika Sittamparam finds a great deal to enjoy at the ROH’s latest…
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BlackRock backs equities in bullish 2017 outlook
The world is but ‘mid-way’ through the current economic cycle with plenty of puff left in the global economy pronounced…
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Theresa May is the new ‘sick man of Europe’
On the first anniversary of Theresa May’s premiership, one historic parallel tells us something about the unfolding landscape, writes Alec…
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London comes out top: IPSOS survey
The prized city remains pre-eminent despite Brexit fears, writes Rachel Parker London remains Europe’s most popular city – and the…
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Liquid Lunch: William Dalrymple and his continuing passion for India
Olenka Hamilton chews the fat with William Dalrymple, the historian and writer whose heart belongs in India We have a…
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